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Sep 22, 2026

ChristianHOST
0:34
No results, no deal.
ChristianHOST
0:37
no warning what did change though was a list so every three months the ftse russell and the jc review the companies that make up indexes like the jse all share which is designed to track a broad chunk of south africa's listed markets now companies move in and out according to rules around things like their size and how many of their shares are actually available for investors to buy So September's review put Stardew into the all-share alongside the likes of Canal+, Greencoat Renewables and Brate, while RCL Foods and Primary Health Properties were removed.
ChristianHOST
1:13
Now, those changes were announced on the 2nd of September, but they only took effect after the market closed this past Friday.
ChristianHOST
1:20
Now that list clearly matters because billions of rands sit in these big funds designed to copy it.
Daniel MartinHOST
3:29
Have we seen a major uptick, though, in the level of interest in Vietnamese equities?
Mark ChuaGUEST
3:36
Yes, today is the day that Vietnam officially moves from frontier to emerging market and this is in the FTSE Russell's index.
Mark ChuaGUEST
3:44
So this could bring in as much as $6 billion over time.
Mark ChuaGUEST
3:50
Now the market reaction so far has been pretty modest.
Stephen ColtmanGUEST
0:14
So it's really highly investable asset class and of a very large global scale.
Ryan SullivanHOST
0:29
Hello and welcome to the FTSE Russell Convenes.
Ryan SullivanHOST
0:32
I'm Ryan Sullivan.
Ryan SullivanHOST
0:33
I'm excited to talk to Russell Barlow and Stephen Coltman from 21Shares about digital assets.
Ryan SullivanHOST
2:31
So, a lot of first to market, a lot of first for the firm.
Ryan SullivanHOST
2:35
That first wave naturally looks like innovation, right? So, we're talking about being first to market, first mover advantage.
Ryan SullivanHOST
2:43
But when it comes to innovation, we're seeing a lot of talk right now, especially within FTSE Russell, on tokenization.
Ryan SullivanHOST
2:50
And some are already kind of saying this is going to replace the ETF wrapper, which I think everybody's looking for the next ETF killer, right? That's a good headline.
Truman VailHOST
4:02
We're watching for cabinet announcements between now and September 30th.
Truman VailHOST
4:06
On the dong, Vietnam's FTSE Russell Emerging Market Index upgrade happened this morning.
Truman VailHOST
4:12
That is confirmed, that is real, and that is a structural move that creates genuine upward pressure on the dong starting today.
Truman VailHOST
4:18
The claim is still that once Iraq moves forward, other suppressed currencies will move in sequence.
Truman VailHOST
7:57
Whether all of that has converged into a single operational QFS, that's the claim, not the confirmed fact.
Truman VailHOST
8:04
On the dong, Vietnam's FTSE Russell Emerging Market Index upgrade happens tomorrow, Saturday, September 19.
Truman VailHOST
8:10
When Vietnam gets added, institutional money managing index funds has to buy Vietnamese assets to match the index weighting.
Truman VailHOST
8:16
Real demand, real upward pressure on the dong starting tomorrow.
Truman VailHOST
7:05
Can't verify the embassy staffing, but the logic is sound.
Truman VailHOST
7:09
On the dong, Vietnam's FTSE Russell Emerging Market Index upgrade happens Saturday, September 21st.
Truman VailHOST
7:15
That's four days from today.
Truman VailHOST
7:16
When Vietnam gets added, Institutional Money Managing Index Funds has to buy Vietnamese assets to match the index weighting.
Paul AmoryHOST
0:01
Welcome to Index Ideas from FTSE Russell.
Paul AmoryHOST
0:04
I'm Paul Amory, your podcast host.
Paul AmoryHOST
0:07
In this podcast, we look into how FTSE Russell indices are built and why.
Paul AmoryHOST
0:11
We explore index ideas that can help you address real world investment challenges.
Paul AmoryHOST
0:17
As a reminder to listeners, you can't invest in any index.
Paul AmoryHOST
0:33
This is the first episode of season three of the podcast.
Paul AmoryHOST
0:36
And in this episode, we turn our attention to the global currency markets.
Paul AmoryHOST
0:40
I'm joined by Paul Clark, who is head of FX benchmark product management at FTSE Russell.
Gbemini ShokwejuGUEST
6:07
So as long as you have, you've created your CSCS details, you're able to just fund.
Gbemini ShokwejuGUEST
6:11
I mean, recently Nigeria has been added to the FTSE Russell index and we expect that to start sometime next month.
Gbemini ShokwejuGUEST
6:18
And that would actually even bring in
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:20
more foreign investor flows into the
Bola OlojedeGUEST
43:26
It was by a global institution.
Bola OlojedeGUEST
43:30
Other evidences of the performance is the fact that come September 22, the FTSE Russell, which in 2023 had more or less taken Nigeria out of its list, is bringing back Nigeria's stock market onto that list again.
Bola OlojedeGUEST
43:47
There is the Morgan Stanley list as well.
Bola OlojedeGUEST
43:52
Nigeria is in full recognition globally as far as the stock market is concerned.
Tyler GardnerHOST
7:10
Nasdaq changed its rules.
Tyler GardnerHOST
7:12
FTSE Russell changed its rules.
Tyler GardnerHOST
7:15
And on June fourth, S&P Dow Jones Indices, after a full formal consultation, announced it was changing nothing.
Tyler GardnerHOST
7:25
Not the twelve-month seasoning period, not the GAAP profitability requirement, not the public float requirement, which says a company has to make at least ten percent of its shares available, and SpaceX-- and SpaceX was planning to offer under five.

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